How to DJ

by Rob Wood

Spin like a superstar and keep the dance floor packed Written by a top DJ, music journalist, and former editor of Jockey Slut, Teach Yourself How to DJ is filled with expert first-hand advice--including tips and quotes from famous DJs--on everything from preparing for a gig to dealing with dance floor jitters. You will learn how to: Work with vinyl, CDs, and MP3s Cue tracks and mix beats Add flavor with tricks like sound FX and scratching Create a unique style and build a collection Make a demo mix Find a manager and go pro

192 pages, Paperback

First published January 11, 2006

Reviews

[Daniel · Rating 4 out of 5]

A birthday gift from the folks. It's all stuff I already know, but, since I am mostly self-taught, it's comforting to have my practices confirmed in print.

I great starting point for anyone thinking of taking up the trade.

[Jake Breeden · Rating 5 out of 5]

This Hepled Alot with understanding the in's and out's of being a Jockey. It teaches you how to mix, scratch, get into the bussiness, equipment, and tips if something goes wrong.